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Western Digital
Western Digital WD 2TB My Passport Wireless SSD
★★★★★
4K
A rugged wireless SSD with built-in SD card reader and all-day battery for photographers on the move.
$1,288.88*
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Overview
Key Features
Built-in SD card reader with one-touch copy button
Durable, shock-resistant SSD inside
All-day battery (up to 10 hours)* |*Based on streaming HD 720p, 3 Mbps video to one device over Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz single band only. Actual battery life depends on file size, type, format, bitrate, devices connected, Wi-Fi connectivity, settings and other factors.
Wirelessly stream 4K videos and view photos with the My Cloud mobile app
Import from USB card readers
Specifications
Brand
Western Digital
Model
WDBAMJ0020BGY-NESN
Capacity
2TB
Drive Type
Solid State Drive (SSD)
Interface
Wi-Fi, USB 3.0
Max Wired Transfer Rate
Up to 390 MB/s
Battery Life
Up to 10 hours
Built-in Card Reader
SD card reader with one-touch copy
USB Card Reader Support
Yes, via USB port
Wireless Streaming
Up to 4K via My Cloud app
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I copy photos from an SD card without a computer?
Yes, the built-in SD card reader and one-touch copy button let you back up photos and videos directly to the drive without needing a laptop or computer nearby.
How long does the battery last on a single charge?
WD rates the battery at up to 10 hours based on streaming 720p video over Wi-Fi. Actual battery life varies depending on file sizes, connected devices, and usage patterns.
Can I wirelessly stream video from this drive to my phone or tablet?
Yes, using the My Cloud mobile app you can wirelessly stream up to 4K video and browse photos stored on the drive from your phone or tablet.
Is this drive shock-resistant?
Yes, it uses a solid state drive internally rather than a spinning hard drive, which makes it significantly more resistant to drops and vibration during transport.
Does it support USB card readers for formats other than SD?
Yes, you can import files from external USB card readers connected to the drive's USB port, supporting additional memory card formats.